Really by today's standards that is not a very powerful system. My GHz is 2.02 and my RAM is 480 MB and it's Pentium 4' If you have some newer games like Half-Life 2, F.E.A.R. Some of the advantages to this are it helps prevent scratching to discs, enables users to avoid constantly switching out discs, speeds up access times as hard drives are faster than optical drives, and allows one to carry large disc libraries without the physical burden of the discs.ĭo you have any games more current than GTA that you When you mount an disk image file to a virtual drive, it behaves exactly as if you physically inserted a CD/DVD into your disk drive, but instead the CD/DVD (image) is on your hard drive (kind of like when you can use HDLoader to play PS2 games off a hard drive as opposed to burning them). Normally you would burn an image file to a disc. In short, it allows a CD/DVD to be accessible when the disc isn't in the computer. With that virtual drive, you can read a disk image that is located on the hard drive, rather than from the disc drive. The emulation is done by creating a virtual drive on the system, that to the operating system looks like an ordinary disk drive. Going crazy!! lolĬlick to expand.steimy: You can think of mounting an image file on a virtual drive (with Daemon Tools or Alcohol 120%) as an alternative to burning it to a physical medium. So I burnt that to a DVD and tried loading the DVD on my computer which brought up the same error? I even tried it on my PS2 and it says 'please insert PS/PS2 game' so it wont play. So what am I doing wrong here? If this were a copyright issue I would think it would bring up a different error but its as if its not seeing the game on my computer? After more searching I saw people saying to get Alcohol 120% which I now have and made a MDF/MSF file.

I thought I was ready to play but when I click on the icon to start the game it says So I now have a exe shortcut on my desktop and in my start menu.

I then was told to download Daemon Tools to mount a image I think which I did. Then saw that I needed to extract it with WinRAR which worked out fine and got one ISO file (3.94 GB). I have been searching all day and pretty confused on this.

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